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28.08.2006, 11:27 quote

kathy923
kathy923 Joined: 24 Apr 2006 Posts: 454 Location: United Kingdom, England, Greater Manchester
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i really hjate it when ppl define themselfes as something, just dont c the point, if makes me feel that if u lable urslef as a goth, or chav etc then ur limited to just that, dont c the point!!! it really annoyes me when ppl come up 2 me and call me a goth, or cyber goth or anythying like that, im not either of those things!!!

 

29.08.2006, 12:31 quote

Anonymous

kathy923 wrote:
i really hjate it when ppl define themselfes as something, just dont c the point, if makes me feel that if u lable urslef as a goth, or chav etc then ur limited to just that, dont c the point!!! it really annoyes me when ppl come up 2 me and call me a goth, or cyber goth or anythying like that, im not either of those things!!!


exactly! people werent meant to be labled, were all individuals even if we all look the same, or dress the same.

 

29.08.2006, 17:08 quote

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msnobody wrote:


exactly! people werent meant to be labled, were all individuals even if we all look the same, or dress the same.

How are people 'individuals' if they all look the same, exactly?!

 

29.08.2006, 18:51 quote

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flowerangelaura wrote:
msnobody wrote:


exactly! people werent meant to be labled, were all individuals even if we all look the same, or dress the same.

How are people 'individuals' if they all look the same, exactly?!


I wonder how many twins have asked/been asked this same question?

 

29.08.2006, 21:35 quote

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53846 wrote:

I wonder how many twins have asked/been asked this same question?


Hm.

 

30.08.2006, 02:34 quote

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flowerangelaura wrote:
msnobody wrote:


exactly! people werent meant to be labled, were all individuals even if we all look the same, or dress the same.

How are people 'individuals' if they all look the same, exactly?!


clothes dont make people. so even if you do dress/have the same look as a person, you still arent literally the same person.

unless of course your superficial and vain and think clothes make the person, and feelings,opinions,thoughts,and a wide range of interests dont count.

Smile.

 

30.08.2006, 10:55 quote

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msnobody wrote:


clothes dont make people. so even if you do dress/have the same look as a person, you still arent literally the same person.

unless of course your superficial and vain and think clothes make the person, and feelings,opinions,thoughts,and a wide range of interests dont count.

Smile.


I'm talking about the idiots that dress the same and say their clothes are 'unique'. Not so unique if somebody else is wearing the exact same thing, right?

I am far from superficial and vain.

I know that nobody is the same, but i'm sick of people claiming they are different from others..when they really aren't...On the outside.

 

07.09.2006, 05:21 quote

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flowerangelaura wrote:
msnobody wrote:


clothes dont make people. so even if you do dress/have the same look as a person, you still arent literally the same person.

unless of course your superficial and vain and think clothes make the person, and feelings,opinions,thoughts,and a wide range of interests dont count.

Smile.


I'm talking about the idiots that dress the same and say their clothes are 'unique'. Not so unique if somebody else is wearing the exact same thing, right?

I am far from superficial and vain.

I know that nobody is the same, but i'm sick of people claiming they are different from others..when they really aren't...On the outside.


aw, Im sorry, I just re-read what I posted, and realized it looked like I was calling you superficial and vain, lol sorry , I meant in general, and yeah, now I understand whatcha mean, like those people who think that wearing those punk wrist spike things make them more "hardcore?" when all they do is make them look like an idiot??

Smile. once again though, sorry.

 

07.09.2006, 08:16 quote

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msnobody wrote:
aw, Im sorry, I just re-read what I posted, and realized it looked like I was calling you superficial and vain, lol sorry , I meant in general, and yeah, now I understand whatcha mean, like those people who think that wearing those punk wrist spike things make them more "hardcore?" when all they do is make them look like an idiot??

Smile. once again though, sorry.


It's ok.

That's exactly what I mean! I have nothing against them..but it just seems stupid.

 

07.09.2006, 14:59 quote

Anonymous

tbh i don't like to class music either i listen to allsorts and dress in many different ways that's just me Very Happy but as we are answering a question lolz lemme think i would say the cure bauhaus maybe therapy i don't know lol the only gothy type music in my collection is Christian death and they are mega odd lmao but very gothy dark music

 

07.09.2006, 21:39 quote

chillwithme
chillwithme Joined: 22 Jan 2006 Posts: 146 Location: United Kingdom, England, Greater Manchester
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This music don't do it for me.
I like to watch live bands and enjoy the atmosphere, in my experience of this music at festivals its a little on the miserable side with a tendancy to leaving me feel unfufilled with excitement. maybe if i tried to listen to the words a little more I would find something...but what do I know im a dancer and I like to feel my music not just depress myself in it!

 

08.09.2006, 07:12 quote

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chillwithme wrote:
This music don't do it for me.
I like to watch live bands and enjoy the atmosphere, in my experience of this music at festivals its a little on the miserable side with a tendancy to leaving me feel unfufilled with excitement. maybe if i tried to listen to the words a little more I would find something...but what do I know im a dancer and I like to feel my music not just depress myself in it!


hey man Smile cool that your a dancer, but goth music can also give someone a feeling of empowerment, uplift, and make some people happy, it doesnt just depress..

 

08.09.2006, 21:19 quote

chillwithme
chillwithme Joined: 22 Jan 2006 Posts: 146 Location: United Kingdom, England, Greater Manchester
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msnobody wrote:
chillwithme wrote:
This music don't do it for me.
I like to watch live bands and enjoy the atmosphere, in my experience of this music at festivals its a little on the miserable side with a tendancy to leaving me feel unfufilled with excitement. maybe if i tried to listen to the words a little more I would find something...but what do I know im a dancer and I like to feel my music not just depress myself in it!


hey man Smile cool that your a dancer, but goth music can also give someone a feeling of empowerment, uplift, and make some people happy, it doesnt just depress..


i believe you are right on this one, any style of music is uplifting to someone, its all about personal taste and memories of what happens to a particular tune. The memory section of brain is probably more responsive to music than most other senses.. look after your ears! Smile

 

06.10.2006, 17:38 quote

Anonymous

afi rock, . no suck thing as goth music , the word goth is so stupid , no such word .....only loosers use that word , its offensive

 

06.10.2006, 18:03 quote

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scarlet66 wrote:
afi rock, . no suck thing as goth music , the word goth is so stupid , no such word .....only loosers use that word , its offensive


Yes, there is. It is a reconised music genre. That's like saying there's no such thing as rock music.

It's short for gothic, which is in the dictionary. Goth is actually in the dictionary:

"Goth
1: A style of rock music that often evokes bleak, lugubrious imagery.
2: A performer or follower of this style of music. "


Tell the people who write the dictionary it's offensive. Rolling Eyes

 
 
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